agape Posted July 24, 2006 Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 Hello All, I am getting started on the I-134 (Affadavit of Support), and I had a couple questions: 1) Is there a "form filler" PDF version of this application online?2) I lived in China last year to teach. On #2, it asks that I have resided in the USA since________. Should I say since "July 2006" (when I returned from China) or since I was born? What is considered "resided"? Thank you all! I look forward to hearing from you. I really appreciate your time and help! Link to comment
MRMC Posted July 24, 2006 Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 Hello All, I am getting started on the I-134 (Affadavit of Support), and I had a couple questions: 1) Is there a "form filler" PDF version of this application online?2) I lived in China last year to teach. On #2, it asks that I have resided in the USA since________. Should I say since "July 2006" (when I returned from China) or since I was born? What is considered "resided"? Thank you all! I look forward to hearing from you. I really appreciate your time and help!233180[/snapback]I would answer for example since 2004 however, I resided in the USA from 1960 -2002. Just fill it in completely. Make room if it will fit or put a supplemental page. Link to comment
agape Posted July 24, 2006 Author Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 Hello All, I am getting started on the I-134 (Affadavit of Support), and I had a couple questions: 1) Is there a "form filler" PDF version of this application online?2) I lived in China last year to teach. On #2, it asks that I have resided in the USA since________. Should I say since "July 2006" (when I returned from China) or since I was born? What is considered "resided"? Thank you all! I look forward to hearing from you. I really appreciate your time and help!233180[/snapback]I would answer for example since 2004 however, I resided in the USA from 1960 -2002. Just fill it in completely. Make room if it will fit or put a supplemental page.233182[/snapback]Thank you for the response. That makes sense. I have a couple other questions: 1) My father will co-sponsor my Affadavit, and on #11, it asks if "he intends to make specific contributions to the applicant." My father does not, unless there is some dire need. Instead, my wife and I will work together to support ourselves. However, is it a problem that my father marks "no" for the question? 2) How much of the tax forms do we need to copy? Just the information page, or the WHOLE packet? Thank you again, and have a great day! Link to comment
david_dawei Posted July 24, 2006 Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 Hello All, I am getting started on the I-134 (Affadavit of Support), and I had a couple questions: 1) Is there a "form filler" PDF version of this application online?2) I lived in China last year to teach. On #2, it asks that I have resided in the USA since________. Should I say since "July 2006" (when I returned from China) or since I was born? What is considered "resided"? Thank you all! I look forward to hearing from you. I really appreciate your time and help!233180[/snapback]I would answer for example since 2004 however, I resided in the USA from 1960 -2002. Just fill it in completely. Make room if it will fit or put a supplemental page.233182[/snapback]Thank you for the response. That makes sense. I have a couple other questions: 1) My father will co-sponsor my Affadavit, and on #11, it asks if "he intends to make specific contributions to the applicant." My father does not, unless there is some dire need. Instead, my wife and I will work together to support ourselves. However, is it a problem that my father marks "no" for the question? 2) How much of the tax forms do we need to copy? Just the information page, or the WHOLE packet? Thank you again, and have a great day!233297[/snapback]You will fill out a I-134 yourself; your dad will fill one out too.. answers will differ in a few spots throughout, besides #11... I have heard the argument that this #11 is more applicable to those Non-immigrant Visas (NIV) other than family-based ones (K#s)... and any answer will do. I would be inclined for you to say, "intend" -- intend to marry and live together; For your dad, "intend" -- as needed to fulfill any obligations of this affidavit. I would also be inclined to listen to other post suggestions, particularly for your dad For taxes, it should be COMPLETE Taxes or IRS Transcripts... if your father filed jointly on the taxes, then the W2s (or whatever documentation he has) would be used to validate the number he puts on the form... Link to comment
agape Posted July 24, 2006 Author Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 Hello All, I am getting started on the I-134 (Affadavit of Support), and I had a couple questions: 1) Is there a "form filler" PDF version of this application online?2) I lived in China last year to teach. On #2, it asks that I have resided in the USA since________. Should I say since "July 2006" (when I returned from China) or since I was born? What is considered "resided"? Thank you all! I look forward to hearing from you. I really appreciate your time and help!233180[/snapback]I would answer for example since 2004 however, I resided in the USA from 1960 -2002. Just fill it in completely. Make room if it will fit or put a supplemental page.233182[/snapback]Thank you for the response. That makes sense. I have a couple other questions: 1) My father will co-sponsor my Affadavit, and on #11, it asks if "he intends to make specific contributions to the applicant." My father does not, unless there is some dire need. Instead, my wife and I will work together to support ourselves. However, is it a problem that my father marks "no" for the question? 2) How much of the tax forms do we need to copy? Just the information page, or the WHOLE packet? Thank you again, and have a great day!233297[/snapback]You will fill out a I-134 yourself; your dad will fill one out too.. answers will differ in a few spots throughout, besides #11... I have heard the argument that this #11 is more applicable to those Non-immigrant Visas (NIV) other than family-based ones (K#s)... and any answer will do. I would be inclined for you to say, "intend" -- intend to marry and live together; For your dad, "intend" -- as needed to fulfill any obligations of this affidavit. I would also be inclined to listen to other post suggestions, particularly for your dad For taxes, it should be COMPLETE Taxes or IRS Transcripts... if your father filed jointly on the taxes, then the W2s (or whatever documentation he has) would be used to validate the number he puts on the form...233302[/snapback]I'm a little confused. I just learned that there is more than one form for the Affadavit of Support. As a DCF, do I file the I-134 or I-864 (or even a different one from these?) What are the differences between the forms? Link to comment
Guest pushbrk Posted July 24, 2006 Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 Hello All, I am getting started on the I-134 (Affadavit of Support), and I had a couple questions: 1) Is there a "form filler" PDF version of this application online?2) I lived in China last year to teach. On #2, it asks that I have resided in the USA since________. Should I say since "July 2006" (when I returned from China) or since I was born? What is considered "resided"? Thank you all! I look forward to hearing from you. I really appreciate your time and help!233180[/snapback]I would answer for example since 2004 however, I resided in the USA from 1960 -2002. Just fill it in completely. Make room if it will fit or put a supplemental page.233182[/snapback]Thank you for the response. That makes sense. I have a couple other questions: 1) My father will co-sponsor my Affadavit, and on #11, it asks if "he intends to make specific contributions to the applicant." My father does not, unless there is some dire need. Instead, my wife and I will work together to support ourselves. However, is it a problem that my father marks "no" for the question? 2) How much of the tax forms do we need to copy? Just the information page, or the WHOLE packet? Thank you again, and have a great day!233297[/snapback]You will fill out a I-134 yourself; your dad will fill one out too.. answers will differ in a few spots throughout, besides #11... I have heard the argument that this #11 is more applicable to those Non-immigrant Visas (NIV) other than family-based ones (K#s)... and any answer will do. I would be inclined for you to say, "intend" -- intend to marry and live together; For your dad, "intend" -- as needed to fulfill any obligations of this affidavit. I would also be inclined to listen to other post suggestions, particularly for your dad For taxes, it should be COMPLETE Taxes or IRS Transcripts... if your father filed jointly on the taxes, then the W2s (or whatever documentation he has) would be used to validate the number he puts on the form...233302[/snapback]I'm a little confused. I just learned that there is more than one form for the Affadavit of Support. As a DCF, do I file the I-134 or I-864 (or even a different one from these?) What are the differences between the forms?233447[/snapback]DCF is for CR1 visa. CR1 uses the I-864, not the I-134. Link to comment
david_dawei Posted July 24, 2006 Report Share Posted July 24, 2006 scratch my previous answers... only applicable to the I-134... As mike said, you'll use the I-864. --------- The first thing to answer whether your dad resides at the same residence which you'll use as your domicile (US residence) ? This will drive how you two fill out the I-864s (or he could end up with a I-864a)... Link to comment
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